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Washington Nurse Reveals Horrific Jail Conditions for Women Housed with Violent Men

by TGJP Published: December 13, 2024

Published: December 13, 2024

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It is insane AND inhumane to house women in confined spaces with males, especially men convicted of violent crimes.

What is wrong with US?!

King County Jail Whistleblower Comes Forward

An interview with a former nurse who worked for five years at Jail Health, a division of King County Public Health in Seattle, about cross-sex housing and safety concerns for female inmates

bY: Nikki M. Johnson, MD, DNBPAS

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